Albert Oehlen: âBig paintings by me with small paintings by othersâ
This book was published on the occasion of Albert Oehlen: âGrandi quadri miei con piccoli quadri di altriâ at Museo dâarte della Svizzera italiana, Lugano, Switzerland. The exhibition, whose title translates to âBig paintings by me with small paintings by others,â explored Oehlenâs practice as an artist alongside his activities as a collector, juxtaposing his own large-scale abstract canvases with smaller works by a range of other artists.
The book documents the curatorial dialogue that Oehlen undertook with Francesca Benini and Christian Dominguez in preparing the exhibition, helping to establish formal, thematic, and conceptual links between his work and those of a long and diverse list of painters and sculptors that includes Richard Artschwager, Hans Bellmer, Duane Hanson, Mike Kelley, Paul McCarthy, and Christina Ramberg, among others. It reproduces the works in the exhibition and contains a preface by Tobia Bezzola, essays by Benini and Dominguez, and a concluding section of biographical notes on the thirty-four featured artists.
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This book was published on the occasion of Albert Oehlen: âGrandi quadri miei con piccoli quadri di altriâ at Museo dâarte della Svizzera italiana, Lugano, Switzerland. The exhibition, whose title translates to âBig paintings by me with small paintings by others,â explored Oehlenâs practice as an artist alongside his activities as a collector, juxtaposing his own large-scale abstract canvases with smaller works by a range of other artists.
The book documents the curatorial dialogue that Oehlen undertook with Francesca Benini and Christian Dominguez in preparing the exhibition, helping to establish formal, thematic, and conceptual links between his work and those of a long and diverse list of painters and sculptors that includes Richard Artschwager, Hans Bellmer, Duane Hanson, Mike Kelley, Paul McCarthy, and Christina Ramberg, among others. It reproduces the works in the exhibition and contains a preface by Tobia Bezzola, essays by Benini and Dominguez, and a concluding section of biographical notes on the thirty-four featured artists.















